i knew i would warm up to someone with my liquor..

raverboy

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something about sake... yum...

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" It's not who we are that holds us back, it's who we think we're not."
- - Michael Nolan
"...to love and lose, is better than not to love at all..." .... yours truly
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the cold is always better than the warm. it allows you to really taste the sake as it were meant to be. raverboy

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agreed.. however.. it depends on the sake.. some are SUPPOSED to be served warm.

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- - Eleanor Roosevelt
" It's not who we are that holds us back, it's who we think we're not."
- - Michael Nolan
"...to love and lose, is better than not to love at all..." .... yours truly
" The world is big... I want to see all of it before it gets dark." -- John Muir

May I remind you, this is LoveForum, not Alcoholics Anonymous.

"Fu**er" Stiffler - American Pie

"Shut up beavis, before I have to kick your a$$ again" Beavis and butthead

"If I were you, I would have sex with me" Austin Powers

"With every passing moment is another chance to turn it all around" Vanilla Sky

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yeah some are supposed to be served warm... only the junk ones so you can't really taste the difference. raverboy

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"Have you never been married before!?"
Priest, reprimanding the groom, during the actual wedding ceremony.
- Intolerable Cruelty

I really like almost *all* lines in the dialogues in "Sex & The City."

Fat Man @ Casino (to Miranda): "Move your fat ass, Red!"
Charlotte (to the man): "What a jerk!"
Miranda (to Charlotte): "It's all right."
Charlotte (to the man): "And her ass normally isn't fat, she just had a baby!"
Miranda (to the man): "Yes, thank you! I almost forgot!"
Samantha (to the man): "What's your excuse?"
Carrie (to the man): "Expecting triplets?"

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Also, I love dialogues in "Stargate SG-1" (the series). This show is an order above the rest of these stuffy sci fi shows, because it's not taking itself so seriously.

In the "Window of Opportunity" episode, when Jack and Teal'c get stuck in a temporal loop.

*scene at briefing*
O'Neill (trying to prove that he's stuck in a time loop): "Well, how would I know this?"
Carter: "Perhaps you have read my report, sir?"
Daniel: "He? Read your report?"

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Oh man. That's funny - that Sex and the City episode is hilarious.

Ice Queen, have you read "Bridget Jones' Diary"? I can read that book over and over (and the sequel, too). Whenever I'm down or stressed I just read a couple pages and it cheers me up so much. Kinda like Sex and the City type (not the book though, I think it sucked).

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No, I didn't read BJD, but now thanks to you I'm going to check it out.

Whoa! Which book sucked? S&C? I'm about to get that for my birthday! (And I made that person get that for me, too)

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Trust me, Bridget Jones' Diary is so much more observant and hilarious with a peculiar insight into the man-woman relationships and what comes out of them. There's not a page without a hysteric laugh, while S&C...well, I find it pretty dull. Candace Bushnell doesn't posses a very literary or individual style of writing, while Helen Feilding (BJD) has a nitch for beautiful (and original!) expressions.

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You totally wouldn't know from the movie that Candace couldn't write. I mean I sort of assumed that all of the brilliant dialogues and narratives are taken straight from the book. I guess it's the script then?

But then I thought same people wrote "Coupling," and that didn't take off... (even though I kinda liked it)

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Never heard of "Coupling"...

Yeah, there's been a huge fuss over Candace Bushnell's Sex and the City. People thought it rocked and it really didn't, and it turned out that the producers of the S&C changed the scripts and settings completely.

Basically, the entire book is just like this:

"Four o'clock, we see Carrie, a journalist in her thirties, examining the menu and the people around herself...blah blah blah (no dialogues). Later on, Charlotte joins in...yah dah yah dah yah dah.." (Deliberate interpretation)

I didn't really like the style from an observer's point of view, I find her language dull and absolutely unengaging, and most of all, poor.

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